January counseling activities

Free New Year ideas, activities, and printables ideal for elementary students! Included in this post are New Year's videos, crafts, and games, as well as New Year goal setting activities. rnrn

December is a crazy time of year! Amidst the holiday hustle and bustle there’s a mixed bag of counseling hot topics I want to share with you including; seasonal activity ideas to supplement your lessons, data tracking strategies, and self-care hacks!

New Year Activities for elementary students that are perfect for the first week back to school after the holiday break! Includes new year goal setting, creating an action plan, word search, and more fun activities to keep students busy!

These are my 3 must do January Counseling Activities! We review expectations, set goals, and work on our mindset! January counseling activities for January classroom guidance lessons, January individual counseling activities, and January small group counseling activities.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Family time, cozy fires, hot chocolate, gingerbread houses, sledding...I'm here for all of it! Y’all know that I

These 10 picture books are perfect to use during your school counseling lessons this January. Students will learn about important social-emotional topics while reading about seasonal themes such as snowmen, New Years and Martin Luther King Jr. Day!

It can be difficult for some students to open up but we know how critical it is for wellbeing to be able to manage and release emotions that cause stress and frustration. The snowball toss is a fun brain break that encourages students to relax a little and let their guard down to release built up emotions. Watch the video or read the transcript to find out how you can add some quick fun to your classroom that improves mental health. #snowballtoss #mentalhealth #wellbeing #brainbreak…

With the excitement of winter, the new year, and winter vacations, it can be hard to keep students focused and engaged in learning. Winter themed academic activities motivate students by connecting what they are experiencing

Hot chocolate breaths is a playful breathing activity for kids, this technique allows children to practice mindful breathing and have fun.

Before and after big school schedule transitions (such as breaks), excitement and anxiety are flowing more than usual through schools. There's also usually